Wednesday, February 27, 2019

SACS win the Western Province Coca-Cola® T20 Schools Challenge Provincial Final

 

South Africa College High School (SACS) have won the opportunity to play in the Cobras franchise final of the 2019 Coca-Cola® Schools T20 Challenge tournament. This was after winning the Western Province Coca-Cola® Schools T20 Challenge Provincial Finals that were played at Rondebosch Boys High School, Newlands on the 23rd and 24th February. 

This year’s provincial finals were played over two days and started off at the quarter final stage with Wynberg Boys High School, Western Cape Sports School, Strandfontein Cricket Club, Bishops, Rondebosch Boys High School, Primrose HUB, Newlands Cricket High School and South Africa College High School (SACS) playing against each other representing their province.

SACS beat Newlands Cricket High School by 2 wickets in the quarter-final, Rondebosch Boys High School by 5 wickets in the semi-final and Wynberg Boys High School by 2 wickets in the final.

The final was extremely exciting going down to the final ball of the game where SACS batsman, Ben Levitt, managed to hit 2 runs to win the game for his team. There was little to tell between the teams but there had to be a winner and SACS managed to hold their nerve and win the match.

The SACS captain Daniel Smith said “It is special to play in the Coca-Cola Schools T20 Challenge where we get to test ourselves against the top teams in South Africa. We don’t want to look to far ahead but we would like to win our franchise finals and represent the Cobras in the Coca-Cola Schools T20 Challenge at national finals.”

The winner of the Franchise finals will join other five franchises winners and the two schools that qualified through the CSA Focus School programme at the competition’s National Finals at the University of Pretoria from the 15th to 17th March 2019. The Coca-Cola Schools T20 Challenge winner stands to walk away with R110 000.00 for their school.


Results
Quarter-Finals:
Newlands Cricket High School 117/7 (T Ngcizela 35*, A Bayoumi 41* M Levitt 3/16) vs SACS 119/2 (D Smith 50*, K Curran 53)
SACS won by 8 wickets

Rondebosch 178/6 (Lehan Botha 82, Nathier Sambo 2/35) vs Primrose Hub 52 all out (Siviwe Nkonzombi 3/13, Jordan Collier 2/13)
Rondebosch won by 126 runs

Strandfontein 170/5 (Liam Philander 83) vs Bishops 126 all out (Justin Warely 5/23)
Strandfontein won by 44 runs

Western Cape Sports School 73 all out (Zayd Noor 3/12) vs Wynberg Boys High School 73/2 (Cameron Tanner 45)
Wynberg won by 8 wickets

Semi-Finals
Rondebosch Boys High School 111/7 (Q van Oordt 32, O Welsh 2/11) vs SACS 112/5 (K Solomon 39, M Levitt 36*)
SACS won by 5 wickets

Wynberg Boys High School 205/6 (Cameron Tanner 112, Dayaan Abrahams 2/19) vs Strandfontein 112/all out (Aidan Plaatjies 42, Dominic Miles 3/16)
Wynberg won by 93 runs

Final
Wynberg Boys High School 114/7 (B Coveley 29, A Dilima 2/22) vs SACS 115/8 (K Curran 31, R Carr 2/16)
SACS won by 2 wickets

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